Judith Simmer-Brown

Judith Simmer-Brown is a prominent Buddhist scholar and has been a professor of religious studies at Naropa University since 1978. She has practiced Tibetan Buddhism for more than 40 years and is an Acharya senior dharma teacher of the Shambhala Buddhist lineage.

painting of Greek mythological character Circe for a story on jealousy

Magazine Meditation & Practice

Transforming the Green-Ey’d Monster

5 steps to free yourself from jealousy

By Judith Simmer-Brown

Fall 2015

Dharma Talks

Romantic Fantasy, Everyday Disappointment: Meditation and Relationships

By Judith Simmer-Brown

Dec 2013

Magazine History & Philosophy

The Dakini’s Womb

Judith Simmer-Brown investigates the twilight language of Tibetan Buddhism.

By Judith Simmer-Brown

Fall 2006

Magazine Meditation & Practice

Five Practices to Change Your Mind

Basic Buddhist meditation practices can transform the way you think and the way you view the world. Here, five teachers offer introductory methods for changing your mind—and your life.

By Barry Magid, Gil Fronsdal, Bhante Henepola Gunaratana, Peter Doobinin, Judith Simmer-Brown, and Thanissaro Bhikkhu

Summer 2005

Magazine Teachings

Insomnia

Restless, her mind shifting from one thought to another, Judith Simmer-Brown lets go, and sees through the nature of insomnia.

By Judith Simmer-Brown

Winter 2001

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Emptying into Spaciousness

Learn to take the backward step that turns your light inward, illuminating your true self.

By Jakusho Kwong-roshi

Jan 20, 2022

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Buddhism by the Numbers: Oregon

Dharma activity in the Beaver State

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Winter 2021

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How to Fight Injustice Without Hating

Based on Thich Nhat Hanh’s teachings of engaged Buddhism and the Plum Village tradition, this course offers practices to help ground ourselves amid the negativity and injustice that we face. From a peaceful center, you’ll discover how to skillfully respond to strong emotions that may arise while engaging in social causes.

Valerie Brown

Dec 2021

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